San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-28

Flower, q straight. erect, plump
AND HEALTHY BOY.
Another cure given WAS that OF Q. II.
Munger OF Palmyra, WIS. His disease
WAS that Of paralysis Of spine and limbs,
produced by an ipjury; also curvature
Of the spine, with scrOfulous Assesses;
that lie had been attended by the lead
ing physicians of his home and Mil
waukee, without any benefit whatever;
that they had pronounced his case In.
durable and th.t he could not live long.
As last resort he went 10 see DIR.
Flower, who, 10 a few months time.
performed on him wonderful cure,
and today he is sound and healthy
man.
Another case given is that Of George
Ferris, Jr, Of Elkhorn, Wis. HE dis
ease was that Of consumption OF the
lungs, chronic catarrh and nervous
dyspepsia. In emaciated condition he
was taken to see DR. Flower; he had
been pronounced incurable by the lead
ing physicians OF the country, after
treating him without any effect. That
after eight months under DR.. Flowers
care he was thoroughly cured, almost
doubling In weight. which he has en-
joyed ever since, and is now In perfect
health. -
MOST ASTOUNDING CURE
WAS that Of Mrs. r. Campbell, OF Elk
horn, Wisconsin. Wegive her own Ian
guage.
she said her trouble was at first OF q
scrOfulous nature. but gradually devel-
oped into cancer. Nine years ago 1t
appeared In the form Of a tumOr on the
right side OF the abdomen. Ii increased
10 size gradually, becoming very pain
full. with drawing sensations and shoot.
ing pains. Ii WAS then regarded as ma
lignant, and, after consultation with
physicians. cut. or an operation per-
formed. The pains continued, but the
wound never healed. The food she ate
only partially digested. instead Of pass
ing through the natural channels 1t
round lite way out through the opening
In the side. She also had Q fungus
growth In the lower intestines, which
caused her great pain and suffering, In
which state she eked out a miserable
existence for three or four years. when
she began to fail rapidly. She became
reduced almost to skeleton, and had
no vitality.
In this low condition, at deaths door,
her friends took her TO see DIR. Flower,
who took her case, and In few months
time remedied every trouble and had re.
stored her to perfect health, she weigh
Ing 60 pounds more than she did when
she first visited the doctor, and never 10
her life enjoyed the health che is enjoy
log today. She believes DR.. Flower can
almost raise the dead.
DIR. C. K. WING OF ELKHoRN, WIS,
one Of the most promising and leading
tn h..a IN NJ n
We next visited. He stated that the
doctor had cured him Of various troubles
In an Incredibly short time. and spoke
very Mighty Of him. He said, although
a physician himself, candor compelled
him 70 say, VIII 10 DR.. Flower WAS prac-
trtIOner Of ano her school, he regarded
him Ms the wonder of this age and the
most successful physician he ever knew,
brilliant, intelligent, cordial In every
way, and man to be thoroughly relied
upon.
Mrs Wing, wife Of DR.. Wing. stated
that ths had been a great sufferer for
Years. aud nearly helpless from paraly-
Sis of the bowels. nervous prOstrstiOn,
heart disease and cancer OF the cheek;
that the leading physicians OF the oOun-
try had treated her without any favor
able results; that she grew worse uhder
their treatment, finally be- anne bed-fast
and great sufferer; Ms q last effort OF
LIFE AND DEATH
her husband took her 10 see DR.. Flower,
and under the care OF DR.. Flower she
was immediately ,laced-that she re-
manned under his care several months,
when he dismissed her a sound and we'll
woman. That this occurred over two
years ago. About twelve weeks ago
she broke a blood vessel by lifting q
heavy weight; that the local ply sicisns
were unable TO stop the hemOrrhage,
when her husband telegraphed DR..
Flower who telegraphed a prescription
which they had filled, and which entire
ly stopped the trouble That she Is now
well and strong, attending to her house
hold duties
Another cure recited to me and one
which must create general interest is
that OF Prof. w. I'll. Morrison, OF Msdi-
son, Wis. Mr.. Morrison is regent OF the
Agricultural College Of the State uni
versity, and one of the leading and rep
resentative men OF the northwest.
MIR Morrison stated "thst be had been
q sufferer from dyspepsia for % years; 1t
finally developed into gsstritis Of
severe and malignant form; for 10 years
he had taken neaIly pound of soda q
week for temporary relief, but this had
nearly ruined the organic structure of
his stomach; that he had been treated
by the leading physicians OF the country
only to grow worse under their treat
ment; finally hope was given up and it
was evident he could not last long; the
coating OF his stomach was ruined and
fast developing into cancerous state;
that he became terribly emaciated, and
SO weak he could scarcely get about.
AS the very last resort, notwithstanding
his prejudices 10 favor Of the old school
OF medicines, and against all new
methods, he visited DR.. Flower; that so
pleas, was he with the doctors exam
inatiOn that he placed himself immedi-
steIy under his care. In few months
DR.. Flower dismissed him thoroughly
cured, and has remained so ever since
He Ia confident If IL had not been for
DR.. Flower he would have been In his
grave before this. He declares that DR..
Flower Is on of the most elegant, accom-
plished and remarkable men he ever
knew, and as a healer almost super
natural"
All these cases state clearly and posi-
lively that DR.. Flower described accu-
rstely and In detail their diseases better
than they could have told him, without
asking them a question, and that they
were entire strangers to him
Armed wi b these facts we visited DR..
Flowers offices, 1862 Washington street,
Boston, Mass, where the usual crowd
of people waited to see him. In CONVEX
sstIon with a number Of these patients
we heard the same strange stories as re-
cited above. An old lady had been cured
Of a cancer after she had been given up
by other physicians to die. Two of con-